The latest storm news from the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said that during the week of September 4-10, 2024, there are forecasted to be 3 low pressure areas appearing near the country.
The first low pressure area (TCLV1) is expected to form north of the Philippine forecast area (PAR), with a high chance of strengthening into a storm.
Meanwhile, a second low pressure area (TCLV2) will form over the northeastern part of the Philippine National Typhoon Warning Center (TCAD), with a high chance of strengthening into a storm.
Meanwhile, the third depression (TCLV3) is expected to form between the southeastern boundary of the TCAD and the tropical cyclone information area (TCID), with a low to moderate chance of storm formation.
During the week of September 11-17, forecasts show that TCLV1 remains present over the northern boundary of PAGASA's forecast area (PMD) with a high chance of storm formation.
TCLV3 is forecast to move northwest, with a high chance of strengthening into a typhoon and is expected to enter PAR during this period.
Meanwhile, the fourth low pressure area (TCLV4) is likely to appear near the western part of northern Luzon, near the South China Sea , with little chance of developing into a storm.
